I am working on a theory, which relies heavely on string particles going faster or at light speed, so I was wandering if anyone here knows if sting (wihtout frequency so one dimensional) can go faster than light. I figured it would because of the one dimension thing, but maybe there is someone
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Has it given a bad impression of physics or academia like physicists have way too much time?
Has it in some way increased respect, research or funding for Physics? (It's not a kids' show so I highly doubt there are kids/young teenagers who get into physics/engineering from watching TBBT the way ...
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